double dipping, where people retire and begin working again in the public sector essentially drawing to salaries and then there is spiking where people work a lot of extra hours over the last year of their career to trick the system into giving them extra pension money. those days are now over in california. >> this is an opportunity to make meaningful, historic pension reform. >> they have profound disagreements. >> this is one small step for change and a giant phil you're for true reform. >> the california legislature managed to pass what the governor called sweeping pension reform, new rules that could save the state between 42 and $55 billion over 30 years. >> at $100,000 pension club is gone. >> the pension reform bill caps the salary by which newly hired employees can base their pensions at just over $110,000 and raise the retirement age to 67 for newly hired public employees, 57 for public safety

workers and it requires all employees, current and newly hired, to pay 50 percent of their benefit costs, many republicans voted for it despite the fact that it has fallen short of the governor's original ambitions of saving much more money. it does not deal with skyrocketing health-care costs. and most provisions are limited only to new hires. >> what we have before us is not a pension reform, but pension change. >> it will certainly stop the bleeding, >> he is a city councilman pushing for pension reform for years and says that this lawful for a what is necessary .. >> this will get us moving, it is moving a rock uphill. and at some point, you need to start somewhere. >> where they're starting does not just cover state workers, it applies to all public employees, out of cities and counties and localities, taxpayer funded entities that contract with calpers, this does

not include san francisco or san jose, other big cities in the area because they make their own arrangements with employees. the bill has been sent to the governor and he is expected to sign it. >> a question, i know that you said it does not affect health care costs but to the talk about that doing it separately at a later date? >> they talked about doing it all the beginning of the process, the governor had a full point plan that would go through and i got to five or six out of those wells, but like everyone has been telling us, at least a guy start on something that may have never gone off the ground. >> thankyou. >> that is not the only high- profile bill headed to the governor's desk, lawmakers have okayed another that would allow hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants to get california driver's licenses. that applies to people under 32 are eligible for work permits under the new federal deferred action program. >> new details on san francisco's future archbishops, he was formally charged with two

misdemeanor counts of driving under the influence. the rev. was stopped at a checkpoint in san diego last weekend. it was apparently driving his mother home after a dinner at a friend's house and police say he had a blood alcohol level above the legal limit. he's currently the bishop of oakland and has apologized for his mistake. he is scheduled to be installed as archbishop of san fransisco on october 4th. >> a gang violence thieves terrorizing a bay area neighborhood and targeting a very specific group of victims. victim's that police say may be afraid to come forward. christin ayers explains why. >> basically it is because they are illegal immigrants. that is what police are saying, the victims of sexual assaults, people that police are saying are unlikely to report the crime. it typically starts as a robbery attempt in or around the for bell neighborhood. a female resident held up by a

gunman. >> when the woman do not have cash on hand, then they are sexually assaulted. >> oakland police believe it is happening over and over and inevitably the sexual assaults have one thing in common. >> it specifically targets latina women. >> their off and on documented and do not speak english. >> latino women field targeted. >> targeted by a team of suspects describe only as african-american men in their 20s to '40's. crisis counselors say that for every 100 sexual assault only 10 percent are reported. that number may be even more grim in a community of immigrants. christina heads the latino outreach arm of bay area women against rape and says that it is no coincidence that the suspects are zeroing in on undocumented women. >> i believe the perpetrator is fully aware that these people are very afraid to come forward and make reports to the police. >> police worry that strategy may be working, so far one

victim has come forward. but others have remained tight- lipped for fear that telling their story could mean being deported. >> you're not going to get deported if you file a police report. >> them coming for can prevent this from happening to someone else. >> police say the hotline that victims can call to report a rate is 510841rape . >> it is good that these women can come forward and will not get in trouble but do please feel like these women are being stocked before their attack to make sure they fit that profile? >> i'm sorry, it is noisy out here, could you repeat that? >> i'm curious as police feel like that these victims are being stocked before they are attacked to ensure they fit that profile or or they attacked at random because they do fit the profile? >> they told me that someone even when the victims are trying to take cover or cross a street when the season someone suspicious, and there are actually people on both sides of the street that was sometimes

attack, it certainly sounds like these are not random, they seem planned. >> federal investigators say that there is no evidence that sick cows entered the food supply at a central california slaughterhouse. the central valley meet company has been under investigation for weeks. earlier this month the usda closed the plant for one week after undercover video showed cows being mistreated. employees were seen shocking, strangling, and shooting livestock. the usda is continuing their investigation. yosemite national park administrators are now saying that as many as 10,000 people may have been exposed to this virus. so far two men have died from the disease that is spread by mice. for other people have been infected and authorities believe that the guest were exposed between june and august in the tent cabins in curry village. those cabins are now closed.

>> anytime now doctors hope to wait and injured san jose firefighter from a medically induced coma. the 15 year veteran frank ryan had a heart attack after battling a three alarm fire at st. patrick's cathedral yesterday. he had no pulse and stopped breathing but his fellow firefighters were able to resuscitate him. they have been at his side ever since. >> we have 30 firefighters in hospital at all times. you know, waiting for updates, supporting each other. the biggest thing that we're saying amongst ourselves is that frank is not dead, frank is waiting to wake up and crack a joke because that is what frank does. >> he remains in critical but stable condition, but, is meant to allow him to rest. >> other headlines, evacuation's this afternoon when a construction crew hit a natural gas line in san mateo. the trouble was with a 1.5 in. line, the leak was captain half an hour and no one was hurt. >> a driver accused of chasing a bicyclist on to the oakmont golf

course and hitting him with his car is charged with attempted murder. santa rosa police 88 year-old harry smith struck the victim two weeks ago in a case of road rage. the bicyclist survived and police say that he has a history of chasing bicyclist in a fit of rage, he is being held on $1 million bail. >> 6 bay area hostels face fines for medical mistakes that the state health department says put patients at serious risk of getting hurt or dying. on that list, kaiser in san francisco, menlo park surgical, saint francis, st. mary's, and stanford. the fines are as high as $100,000. >> california pop star testing results are in and shows a ninth straight year of gains. scores this year in both english and math with the highest the state has seen since the exams were revamped back in 2003. students in grades 2 to 11 take the test each school year and believe these exams are crucial

to the students a success or failure. for a complete list of results go to cbssf.com. >> a san jose school nearly destroyed by arson, completed a very little role rise from the ashes. 1000 students will begin the new school year in a brand-new building. ann mackovic shows us this morning celebration. with a fanfare of a small symphony, the ribbon cutting for a brand new school building at deep-freeze elementary. >> it is very nice to have so much space. >> it is a day that we have been looking forward to for the past two years. >> this is the fire that destroyed much of the school in july 2010. the memory still haunt some of the students. >> i saw huge flames going up. >> i felt so bad that the school burned down.

>> it happened in the early morning hours, destroying 16 classrooms, the library, and a computer lab. >> all my members are gone and everyone else was crying, and it was very sad. >> for almost two years, a lot of the class had to be held in portables here across the street but now they are all in one location. >> immensely just feels different. we are together, we feel more together like a community, like a family. >> the fire was ruled arson and two teenagers were arrested, the new nine million-dollar building housing a library, and a new computer laboratory, was paid for by the school districts insurance. many of the supplies were donations. >> i believe that from tragedy you have the opportunity to rise up and it builds character so the character of this community really did come through. >> properties purchased, fixed up, and then rented to new tenants. the revitalized bay area neighborhood and how it got help

from above. >> he is not a criminal but he was a wanted man. his incredible gift, when he finally came forward. >> can you believe it is finally the holiday weekend? if you're headed to santa cruz, the rip current risk is high both days, and it will warm,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

>> >> in the south bay, the once empty buildings in downtown los altos are getting a facelift and it is all thanks to a high-tech tightened. john ramos reports on who this mystery investor is and how he has transformed the area. >> the city of los altos turned 60 this year and for downtown shoppers, what would a birthday be without a gift? >> in the past two years i have

seen it go from lots and lots of empty storefronts, to almost everything that is now open. >> you might say the downtown has gotten help from above, because up in the los altos hills lives a google co-founder, the billionaire has bankrolled commercial investment company that operates out of this unmarked building. in the past few years they have spent millions to buy a dozen properties at state and first streets, fixing them up and finding new tenants. >> now there are stores that are opening and the ones that are opening are kind of refreshed. so you see people putting money into the stores and that is a great sign. >> the emphasis now is on young people, from a children's bookstore to replace center. a video arcade will soon open and there is even a coffee shop designed with kids in mind. the kind of change that can only be achieved by a single focus effort. >> it is new life, and new

thoughts, new beginnings. so, it is working out for everyone, i think. >> other than the news media, no one seems to care that a red checks are going to a high-tech celebrity. >> people do not ask my landlord is, that is not a topic of conversation. >> the fact that he is involved is not matter one way or another, the fact that people putting money in is great. >> people are happy to see things moving forward. and you could do that at age 60, if you're not afraid to think young. >> a reminder that the dumbarton bridge will be closed for labor day weekend, the closure begins at 10:00 tonight, and the bridge is scheduled to reopen at 5:00 tuesday morning. the closure is part of an ongoing seismic retrofit project. to help you get around traffic backups you can click on the traffic page on cbs sf .com. another closure this weekend in

san francisco. fremont from howard to mission street will be closed from now until tuesday morning. it is part of the construction of the new trans-bay transgendered a terminal. >> the mystery surrounding the bay area's newest multimillionaire is all, the man came forward today after a media blitz designed to identify the winner of $52 million. len ramirez is in fremont where the lucky ticket was purchased. >> a lucky day for more than one player at this convenient liquor market in fremont. a man one $520 on the lottery today. >> lucky liquor store. >> very lucky because in july the same store sold a man worth 100,000 t let and it became a mystery complete with a lottery commission releasing store surveillance photographs of the man as he bought the ticket, within hours the jackpot winner step forward to claim

his $52 million prize. this out of work printer from fremont had only heighten the mystery by checking and rechecking the winning ticket multiple times add railings and safeway stores in the bay area. >> i scanned it three times, to in raley's, and one in the liquor store. i did not know it was us. >> word at the quick mark was on a lucky streak and an $83 million jackpot is , that brought steady stream of customers with a range of reactions to the last big winner being from here. >> i play but i never won. i feel good for him. >> i would be on vacation so it would be hard to find me. >> i wish it was us. >> none was happier than a.j. who actually sold the winning tickets. >> so happy that god has given me the chance to make some die

rich. and it was my hand, i gave him that ticket, i am so happy. >> the man is not the only big winner here, in fact, the owners of that store right behind me, are going to get a check for about $250,000 for being the winning store that sold that winning ticket. >> everyone is a winner in this one. thanks. >> are we going to get lucky in the forecast for the holiday weekend? we could all win that way. >> a cool down today, 71 degrees outside of that liquor store where i will be making a stop on my way home. 23 degrees cooler in livermore, that is the scene right now in san fransisco, today's high 60 down from yesterday at 70 degrees. livermore again topped off at 67 down from 90 experience yesterday, san jose at this hour. 64 if you go out for your friday night, bring a jacket because it is a chilly night even in the

eastern portion of the district with the marine layer making all to dublin. mt. diablo this hour, as we look at the treetops the winds are blowing out of the west with air to mature at 63, we will have areas of fog and drizzle overnight and it will pan out to be warmer day for your saturday and then triple digits? did she say that? that 7 day forcast is coming up, the first pup we still have time to make it out to the baseball game, mccarthy on the mound for the good guys with a game time to mature of 59, dress in layers. it will be a cool night. tonight, 48 in santa rosa. 52 in fremont and upper '40's at the delta, the marine layer 2,000 ft. deep continuing to surge in word towards the east bay all the way into the sacramento valley, hanging tight along the golden gate bridge during the day tomorrow and then it begins to evaporate so we will have ample sunshine tomorrow, the senator's response to more seasonal levels with 82 degrees in morgan hill and 68 in san mateo, the outside number 86 in brentwood all the way through

discovery day. 79 in santa rosa with the extended forecast 10 degrees warmer by sunday, and near triple digits by monday. we will talk more about the labor day holiday the next time around. >> you would have to take me out by force. >> 93 it years old and facing eviction, how her problem started after her husband's death? >> coming up on the consumer watch, innocent car beyer is trapped in a vicious cycle of,,

>> confusion over complicated loan paperwork could mean eviction for a 93 year-old southern california woman. several years ago, after her

husband died, she took out a loan on a home that she owned outright and has lived in for 60 years. now, she says it was supposed to be a $140,000 fixed rate loan. but instead she signed up for a $750,000 adjustable rate mortgage with a now bankrupt firm. now she faces foreclosure. >> it was a bad loan, an adjustable-rate loan, she should have not received it to begin with, on her income. >> it would have to take me out by force. yes. i will not leave by myself. >> she says that she cannot remember specifically where her mortgage payments were sent. activists are trying to track down her money and keep her from being evicted. >> it may be the end of the road for a certain type of car loan that critics say are sure to fail. the loans are most often made to low-income drivers and in the and they allow dealers to repossess and resell cars over

and over again. on the consumer watch, julie watts explains three landmark bills that will change that. >> they have a business model where they want you to fail. >> the state senator talking about dealers that bthe offering to the financing that require people show up in person to make their payments in cash, 20 percent of all used car deals are these deals. >> they charge you a high interest rate and mom you cannot pay off that loan they will repossess your car and take your down payment and not to the back to you and then sell the car to another consumer. >> used to sponsor one of three bills just passed by the legislature and on their way to the governor that would regulate these dealers. he says that prey on immigrants and people with poor credit, desperate for transportation, and because one out of four of these customers end up in default, dealers can resell cars over and over again. one out of three cars sold here has been repossessed to be sold

again. >> i feel like he took advantage of me. >> she is talking about another dealer, which financed her car at an interest rate of 27%. triple the national average. she testified on behalf of the bill that would cap the interest rate at 17 to 5%. requiring a grace period before they can repossess the car. >> and you need to be regulated under the department because right now no one is regulated. >> the used car industry calls the bill in there and says it will prevent many from ever owning a car. >> this provides transportation to millions who otherwise could not afford a vehicle. >> the industry group says its position was ignored and that the senator should " be held directly responsible for misleading regulators ". two other bills also passed this week requiring dealers to post the fair market value of a car next to their marked up prices and offer a 30 day warranty. if you have a consumer problem

and give us a call or head to cbssf.com/consumer watch. >> a bay area neighborhood on alert, sony utility workers going door-to-door. three things you should always ask for before allowing anyone in your home. >> they hogtied her and carried her out of the building hogtied. >> a scandal unfolding for the los angeles police department, the incident sparked a full- scale investigation. >> what do you want me to tell mitt romney? i cannot tell him to do that, he cannot do that to himself. >> pretended to talk to an invisible,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

>> the first pup at 6:30 p.m., police have issued a warning after two men, posing as utility workers, try to talk their way into some homes. all this harrington is live with the scheme that police have seen before. >> that is right, police have been called to the street three times this week, neighbors are suspicious of men a claim to be utility workers. there are pg&e crews in the

area, checking meters, so help you spot a phony? we found out. >> we only have two blocks on the street and we have had three incidents. >> these neighbors on poppy drive are on high alert, yesterday to man, posing as utility workers in orange vests were spotted knocking on doors saying they needed to check meters. a pgd spokesperson said that these were not their workers. >> we have had this occur from time to time with people trying to impersonates, to gain access into people's homes, claiming their pg&e's. >> the men left when a homeowner asked for identification but this at all the makings of a crime dancing before. >> what will happen is two people entered the house and one person distracts you with what appears to be legitimate work while the other person is stealing items from your home. >> the ruse was more real because there are actual pgd crews working all week. there are teams checking for

corrosion on gas meters, to know for sure if you are dealing with legitimate workers, ask to see three things that every pg&e employee to with them. the company issued a picture i.d., a safety vest, and a marked hard hat. >> if people are suspicious after that, please give us a call, we're here to help and verify our presence in a community. >> neighbors in the close-knit community are sharing emails and keeping tabs on any suspicious activity. >> i want to catch the guy. i'm definitely going to be looking and i will actually be answering the door. >> quick tips neighbors off is that these men got into an unmarked car with tinted windows. police however say to error on the side of caution, if someone is suspicious that do not answer the door and called 9 1 1. >> thanks. >> several lapd officers under investigation tonight after a woman died in the back of one of their patrol cars. they confronted her, after her

two young children showed up in a police station alone. dave lopez is here with what witnesses say happens next. >> did she have personal demons or anything? >> she had depression problems. >> sandra thomas tells me that she has cried so much that she has no tears left, talking about her daughter. and explaining why she would leave her two children in the middle of the night, at a los angeles police department station. >> she wanted some time to herself. she wanted time off but she did not know where to turn. >> she told me that she is certain of one thing. >> the police initiated her death. >> for police officers and their supervisor are under investigation and all five are now assigned to desk duty. no one disputes the facts of that night. at 2:00 a.m. she dropped off for 12 year-old son and three-year- old daughter in front of the

southeast division, a note with the 12 year-old said " this is my grandmother's phone number, mom cannot take care of us ". hours later police tracked her down in south los angeles at her apartment and while attempting to take her into custody for child endangerment there was a scuffle and she collapsed in the patrol car and died on the way to a hospital. she was 35. >> she got beat, kicked in the groin, that is female organs. >> it would this in the apartment told her that, police will not confirm that but they did say that in all likelihood mr. thomas was handcuffed when there was a scuffle. >> people that are handcuffed can still buy back, officers are injured all the time the suspects that are handcuffed >> when asked it took why for officers to subdue her? one witness in the apartment unit said that police swept her off her feet by kicking out her legs, but did not want to talk about it today. >> were the police being aggressive? >> police confirm a patrol car video shows ms. thomas having trouble breathing in the back seat. no comment on how much of the

incident was captured on video. >> it is just unbelievable, so unbelievable. >> the coroners office said it would take two weeks of testing before they can determine exactly the cause of death. >> a strong earthquake hit east of the philippines, knocking out power and prompting a tsunami warning. this is what it looked like as the earth started to move. a magnitude 7.6 earthquake, some roads and bridges have been destroyed, one woman was killed in a landslide. the tsunami warning for the central pacific including hawaii was canceled two hours later. >> what was hurricane isaac is still packing quite a punch as it tracks north. today rain in southern arkansas flooded highways and brought down trees and knocked out power. in the meantime karen brown has more on those getting a first look at the damaged homes in louisiana. >> he returned home to where two of his neighbors were found dead.

>> it is a very sad moment because the people that live there were handicapped. so it is a very sad moment. >> he helped rescue dozens from his community even though his own home was under water. >> we thought that we were safe. >> street still look like canals in the hard-hit town south of new orleans and the floodwaters are slowly receding because the levy was intentionally breached to drain the area. but the helicopter view shows homes and businesses are still under water. here at this house, the water came all the way up to his porch and now it is receding down the staircase. authorities are punching more holes in the levy in the hopes of getting rid of all this water within the next four days. this man waded through waist deep water trying to check out the damage to his house. another resident found everything below the second level of his newly renovated home, destroyed. >> this house had less water in it during katrina, we figured that when they built a wall it

would increase the water, and it sure did. >> cattle and livestock headed to higher ground in this rural area but many animals did not make it to safety. after the flood waters disappear, the people that live in this town will have a massive cleanup job before they can begin to repair their homes. >> in campaign 2012, the gop convention came to a close with mitt romney excepting the republican presidential nomination. that is not the only head line. clint eastwood also took the stage. randall pinkston has more on the convention wrap up. >> mitt romney is already back on the campaign trail. with running mate paul ryan, the republican presidential nominee greeted the crowd at a rally in florida. >> we love this country and we're taking it back! thank you so much. i accept your nomination. >> mitt romney accepted the gop nomination last night in tampa,

vowing to lead the country into better times. his speech followed a surprise appearance by the actor clint eastwood. >> you thought the war in afghanistan was ok ... >> he spoke to an empty chair, addressing an invisible president obama. the obama campaign answered with a twitter message of the president's chair saying " this seat is taken ". his speech cut into mitt romney prime-time coverage. today mitt romney's facing questions about whether the actors appearance distracted from the nominees time in the spotlight. >> we appreciate his support, of course, but it is so hard to really get a sense of who this person is in such a short amount of time. >> with the convention behind him and only 67 days until the election, the mitt romney campaign shifts into high gear, after florida mitt romney headed to louisiana to tour the damage from hurricane isaac. president obama on the road in

texas meeting with troops at fort bliss. next week democrats open their convention in charlotte. >> for a look back on the most memorable speeches and of the republican national convention, including clint eastwood, head to the politics page on cbs sf .com. for complete coverage of the democratic national convention next week. >> help keep watters and safe over the weekend. that story coming up. >> archaeologist think it is 25

>> man's best friend maybe the key to stopping an invasion of california waterways. especially trained dog will be on patrol this weekend, and what that can do in seconds could keep an outbreak of zebra

mussels in check. don ford has that story. >> lake sonoma is bracing for a bunch of both this labor day weekend and it has sonoma county supervisor mike mcguire were about invaders. those boats could be carrying invasive zebra mussels like these. >> we need to make sure that we keep those invasive muscles out of lake sonoma. >> animal life at a terrific rate causing millions of dollars of damage, choking water pipes and overwhelming that that. authorities are testing a new weapon, he is not a drug dog, he is a muscle sniffing dog. >> the distinction is what older you tell them to indicate on. >> he can search a boat in 30 seconds where a human could spend 15 minutes during the same inspection. and the dog is accurate. three generations are glad to see the inspections. >> you can see everyone wants to get out as quick as possible.

it is a thoughtful way to expedite the problem, and it took what, less than a minute? >> these muscles have already taken a foothold in 26 southern california lakes. popeye will be on duty for the next three days and with over 1000 boats, expected on the lake this weekend, he will be a busy boy. >> an amazing discovery by polish archeologist, they found the bones of what is believed to be the oldest turtle in the world. how old? 250 million years. the shell is 19 in. wide and 23 in. long. turtles are one of the oldest reptile groups, older than lizards and snakes and crocodiles. >> lots of people hitting the road this holiday weekend but one driver really put the pedal to the metal. see the crashing end to this high-speed chase. >> if you have never seen the northern lights than you will want to stick around for this

amazing photograph, and speaking of lights, i will tell you how much sunlight is in your weekend forecast, but first, sports. >> the nfl roster is cut down to 53 today, the latest from the forty-niners and the raiders, [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow. you guys have it easy.

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>> take a look at this, this is in southern california, two suspects have been arrested after leading police on a high- speed chase. police believe the driver was intoxicated, they say that he was making erratic lane changes and as you can see, driving dangerously fast through north hollywood, making its stopped in the bushes. the chase ended when the driver ran a car into a line of trees. a female passenger jumped the fence and tried to make a run for it. but surprisingly they were both caught a short time later. >> powerful storms in southern california left a muddy mess. marino valley is where heavy

rains and flash floods washed layers of mud onto residential streets yesterday afternoon, waiting strikes also started several brushfires in los angeles and riverside counties. a few cars had to be pulled from several inches of mud with the cleanup expected to last most of the holiday weekend. lifeguards in orange county preparing for a perfect storm, powerful storms over labor day weekend. forecasters say that waves at huntington beach will max out at 8 ft. but some waves will top 15 ft.. at a spread of extreme high tide and that could mean flooding for coastal areas. >> from the cbs 5 weather center, bring your passport, we're taking you to iceland. where a photographer was able to capture the inspiring northern lights. the northern lights can be visible in both the southern and northern hemisphere.

it is all of inspiring, caused by curtains of colored light visible on occasion in the nighttime sky and the photographer caught this two nights ago from a shipyard that he says was his absolute favorite. that is amazing! we cannot see the sky today because we were shrouded in a deck of low clouds and fog. it but it's a mature down a good 23 degrees in livermore, 67 there today after a high of 90, currently 61 degrees. that is the city of san francisco, if you have evening plans in the city by the day, make sure that you bring a jacket because it is a ron hyde in progress. tonight bottoming out at 41 degrees, autumn air in santa rosa and mid 50's in mountain view for redwood city into palo alto. 50 along the coastline with low clouds and fog and drizzle. we do have some set at 7:39 p.m. but we will not see it, tomorrow morning we will not see the

sunrise, it will be obscured by a debt of stratus and and have more sunshine then what we experience today. the 7 day forcast coming up but first there is sub tropical moisture causing flooding. we have high pressure in an eastern direction due to a trough enhancing the marine layer. this is the stress that caused all of those airport delays. it will extend inland all the way to the sacramento valley tonight overnight and then beginning to retreat to buy lunch hour except for inverness, bodega bay, sausalito and to run. before the clouds gather again. for your getaway friday, stockton 60. 87 degrees in fresno, merced, and modesto and low 60s in monterey bay. '50s and '60s tomorrow with partial coastal clearing, mid- 70s in palo alto, low '80s in morgan hill and below average in san jose with a pair of salmons,

otherwise east of the day climbing to 86 degrees which is a few degrees below normal for this time of the year, otherwise 86 in pleasanton, cooler than that in redwood city. mid-60's in san francisco with an average high of 69. northwest wind 10 to 20 mi. per hour, a big jump, 10 degrees on saturday. and then a bigger jump on sunday. flirting with triple digits on monday. and we do have, on sunday and labor day, a harvest wine celebration in livermore. plan on 99 degrees for the celebration. if you want more weather information, cbssf.com. ,,

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>> baseball bats, giant's business, 18 wins this month, most since september 2010 and you know what happened that year. so why not get greedy? 0419! the giants would have been tired as they rolled into chicago 3:15 a.m. with a day game awaiting. chicago took advantage of that with alfonzo soriano with a two run drive off of madison baumgartner in the third. that is his third rbi of the game, 3/0 and then assess

chicago native, anthony rizzo, and hello, a home run to dead center to make it 6/1, giants make a late push, the cubs: to win with the final score is 6/4. here is the update, look how the national west looks, the daughters are hosting the diamondbacks of the giants' lead drops to four games. and in gulf, what does tiger woods have to do these days to get at the top of the leader board? he shot his best opening in three years, and it was not good enough. in massachusetts, par 71 course, woods was unstoppable. he got three straight birdies, nearly flawless. unfinished round one at seven under par despite shooting a 64, tiger was two shots off the lead, but it feels great after a round like today.

>> andy roddik announced yesterday he would retire after the u.s. open so tonight, would that be his last match? no, he beat straight sets, nailed him in the last one, six love and he ends the match. >> i had a rough patch there about 15 minutes before the match, i made the mistake of walking by one of the tv's well we were doing a slow dramatic thing. >> the montage. >> yes, i assume it was set to end 80s ballot. and, it got me a little bit so i had to get away from that. >> mr. brooklyn decker. the nfl roster due to be cut down to 53, at the close of business tonight. the raiders? we're still waiting for them. 49ers have good was let go including quarterback jos johnson after the game he had last night,.

responding to a game that anthony dixon had last night. you can see johnson and wide receiver chris, also have been cut. meanwhile, a stud yesterday, he really put the 49ers fans at ease in the quarterback position, he went 12 out of 18 with two touchdowns, that one to walker, muscling his way into the end zone and. and then in the second quarter, it finds a j jenkins in the back of the end zone. >> it felt very comfortable out there. it just felt good to get out there and play and have fun. >> i know that when they break down the film, you could sit in the front row. saying " yes i made that play ". >> yes you always feel better going into this film room after

something like this. >> time to conduct another person into the wrong way club. picking up the loose ball after it hits a player, trying to make a play. look at him go. but it will go the wrong way and he ends up returning the ball 58 yds before 2000 players push him out of bounds. at my immediate recall was jay marshall who returned a fumble 70 yds against the 49 years, and second-seeded now, he scored in the end zone and for the ball away and then the 49ers' came over to congratulate him, he scored a safety for them. that was quite a memorable time. >> hopefully there giants get their games in this week and with the remnants of hurricane isaacs' moving in. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,